辦公室禮儀：怎樣與同事相處
[ 2006-07-06 09:12 ]
Office protocol can make it difficult for one employee to ask another for
help. While no one likes the shirker who never seems to be able to quite get his
own projects finished and turns helplessly to peers for assistance, most will
willingly volunteer to lend a hand to someone who has helped him or her before.
勤勞肯干總不是錯(cuò)的。
If you know a coworker is working through lunch on a large client packet,
your volunteering to stay and help will be gratefully received and most often
returned when it's you who is stuck. I say voluntarily because your offer does
not add up paid overtime hours. It is only helping a peer in need.
這種幫助無(wú)異于雪中送炭。不要計(jì)較太多，你的善心會(huì)得到回報(bào)的。
If your offer is accepted, you do not, however, store it away in your mental
favor bank or ever remind everyone what a good person you were for helping--you
simply hope the favor will be returned when it's you who is overloaded.
一旦你的好意被接受，不要刻意地老記著或提醒每個(gè)人您曾如何地幫助過(guò)他們--在你遇到力不從心的情況下總會(huì)有人回報(bào)你的。
（改編自：hao360英語(yǔ)學(xué)習(xí)網(wǎng) 英語(yǔ)點(diǎn)津Annabel編輯）
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